T20 World Cup in Cricket

Who was the most talented? The T20 World Cup in cricket has been analyzed numerically. A breakdown of who scored the most runs, took the most wickets, and won the most games. The Twenty20 World Cup concluded on Sunday, with England defeating Pakistan by five wickets to capture the title for the second time.

When England won the 50-over World Cup in 2019, they became the first team to hold two ICC World Cup titles at the same time. What was billed as a match between the tournament’s finest bowling attack (Pakistan) and the best batting team (England) came up to its promise, as the latter were forced to battle by the Pakistani bowlers in pursuit of a small score.

Ben Stokes, England’s T20 World Cup hero in 2019, eventually got them home with six balls to spare.

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In terms of numbers, the tournament looked like this:

The majority of runs

Despite his team’s inability to reach the final, India’s Virat Kohli finished the competition as the tournament’s best scorer at the T20 World Cup. His 296 runs were scored in six innings, and he had four half-centuries. Max O’Dowd of the Netherlands scored 242 runs, including in the first round of the competition that acted as qualifiers for the Super 12 main event, sandwiched between him and compatriot Suryakumar Yadav.

Virat Kohli (India) has scored 296 runs in six innings.
Max O’Dowd (Netherlands) threw eight innings and allowed 242 runs.
Suryakumar Yadav (India) has scored 239 runs in six innings.
England’s Jos Buttler – 225 runs in six innings
Kusal Mendis (Sri Lanka) has scored 223 runs in six innings.

Most runs in the T20 World Cup

The majority of wickets

Sri Lanka’s legspinner Wanindu Hasaranga leads the wicket-takers tally, having finished the tournament with 15 wickets from eight matches. Fast bowlers make up the remainder of the lineup. Sam Curran of England finished second in the competition with 13 wickets from six matches, including a five-wicket haul at the exciting T20 World Cup.

Sri Lanka’s Wanindu Hasaranga de Silva has 15 wickets in eight matches.
Sam Curran (England) has 13 wickets in six games.
Bas De Leede (Netherlands) has taken 13 wickets in seven matches.
Blessing Muzarabani (Zimbabwe) – 12 wickets, 7 games
South African Anrich Nortje – 11 wickets in five matches

Most wickets in the T20 World Cup

Individuals with the highest scores

Not unexpectedly, two T20 World Cup centuries were scored in the tournament’s highest-scoring matches. Rilee Russow blasted Bangladeshi bowling for 109 runs off 54 balls, while Glenn Phillips lit up the competition with 104 runs off 64 balls against Sri Lanka.

Rilee Russow (South Africa) – 109 points out of 56
Glenn Phillips (New Zealand) – 104 points out of 64
Devon Conway (New Zealand) – 92* out of 58 points
86* off 47 for Alex Hales (England).
86 off 55 for Michael Jones (Scotland).

Best bowling statistics

Curran, England’s left-arm fast bowler, completed the tournament with the greatest bowling numbers and the only five-wicket haul.

Sam Curran (5-10 in 3.4 overs) for England versus Afghanistan
South Africa’s Anrich Nortje scored 4-10 in 3.3 overs against Bangladesh.
Trent Boult (4-13 in 4 overs) for New Zealand versus Sri Lanka
West Indies’ Alzarri Joseph took 4-16 in 4 overs against Zimbabwe.
Pakistan’s Shaheen Shah Afridi scored 4-22 in 4 overs against Bangladesh.

The best economic rates (minimum 10 overs)

T20 World Cup cricket is all about scoring rapidly, therefore bowlers who can keep the opposition’s scoring pace under control are in short supply. Despite his team’s early departure from the Super 12 stage, Jason Holder of the West Indies tops this group.

West Indies’ Jason Holder – 4.74 in 10.2 overs
4.75 in 12 overs by Zahoor Khan (UAE).
5.08 in 12 overs by Bernard Scholtz (Namibia).
South African Anrich Nortje – 5.37 in 17.3 overs
Bangladesh’s Mustafizur Rahman scored 5.6 runs in 20 overs.

Best team totals

New Zealand kicked off the Super 12 stage with a 200-plus score against reigning champions and hosts Australia at the T20 World Cup. It seemed like there would be more of them in the competition, but only South Africa managed to break the 200-run barrier again – a 205-5 against Bangladesh.

South Africa defeated Bangladesh with a score of 205-5.
New Zealand defeated Australia 200-3.
India defeated Zimbabwe by a score of 186-5.
Pakistan defeated South Africa 185-9, while New Zealand defeated Ireland 185-6.

Highest totals in the T20 World Cup

The lowest totals

While the Super 12s witnessed 200-run contests, the group stages saw several low-scoring games. The UAE’s 73-point defeat against Sri Lanka was the tournament’s lowest score, while Sri Lanka had two of the five lowest scores.

UAE 73, Sri Lanka
Netherlands defeated Pakistan 91-9.
South Africa – 101 vs. Bangladesh
Sri Lanka defeated New Zealand with a score of 102.
108 – Sri Lanka vs. Namibia

The greatest winning percentages (teams)

England had a mixed start to the tournament but picked up crucial wins near the end, culminating in the tournament’s most important victory on Sunday at the T20 World Cup. Despite reaching the final, Pakistan finished with the fifth-best victory percentage.

83.33 percent for England
75 percent in Australia
66.67 percent in India
60 percent New Zealand
Pakistan has a 57.14 percent share.